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By using timely topics and activities to introduce concepts and teach corresponding skills, the Staying Healthy series updates and enriches your health curriculum. Students can spend at least two to four weeks engaged in lesson and enrichment activities. The following plan can serve as an instructional guide. Activities might culminate in a school health fair.
Before students begin any activities, have them read, discuss, and respond to material in the book.
Grouping: Unit and lesson openers in Staying Healthy are designed for whole-class instruction. Follow-up activities allow students to work collaboratively in small groups or independently.
See pages 4-7 of this guide for specific lesson ideas.
Calendar
Day 1 Day 2
Unit 1--The Body * Continue air-pollution
Take a DEEP Breath (pp. 2-3) experiment.
* Make pollution bulletin board
* Begin air-pollution experiment
Day 5 Day 6
You've Got Some Nerve Making It Work for You
(pp. 8-9) (pp. 10-11)
* Make list analyzing voluntary * Do food list.
and involuntary activities. * Complete air-pollution
experiment begun on day 1.
Day 9 Day 10
When Disease Knocks at Your The Community Cares
Door (pp. 16-17) (pp. 18-19)
* Organize sharing groups. * Post public-service posters.
* Prepare bulletin board. * Discuss actions to show
concern.
Day 13 Day 14
* Arrange for speaker. Get High on Life (pp. 24-25)
* Do role playing
Day 17 Day 18
Dealing with Feelings * Do role playing.
(pp. 28-29)
* Read and discuss book.
* Write poems.
* Make greeting cards.
Day 1 Day 3
Unit 1--The Body The Heart of the Matter (pp 4-5)
Take a DEEP Breath (pp. 2-3) * Do math calculations related
* Make pollution bulletin board to heart rate.
* Begin air-pollution experiment * Continue air-pollution
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Source: HighBeam Research, Suggested Monthly Plan.(Brief Article)